A legal battle has erupted over whether New York Attorney General Letitia James can lead an investigation into a fraternity amid claims her office cannot remain impartial. Defense attorneys argue her personal involvement creates a conflict of interest, as she has previously represented the fraternity in unrelated legal matters. The case hinges on whether her past representation compromises her ability to conduct a fair probe. Critics question whether the investigation can proceed without undermining public trust in its neutrality.
Cornell defense fights to boot Letitia James from fraternity probe, warning she cannot be fair to client Fox News
